Gymnosperms
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With teachers guide
Collaborator, Jane Philpott
High school students
Issued also in Arabic and Spanish
Issued also in b&w
Issued also as videocassette (U-matic 3/4 in. or Beta II 1/2 in. or VHS 1/2 in.)
Explains that gymnosperms were the first of the seed plants and that the most common gymnosperms today are the conifers, of which pines, firs, spruces, and redwoods are familiar examples. Uses animation and timelapse photography in tracing the life cycle of the pine
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- With teachers guide
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- English
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